Pianophilia

I wonder if this is enough for Rob to create a new thread???

From Sibley:

Publication Name: Schottisches Concert für Pianoforte mit Begleitung des Orchesters. Op. 55. Pianoforte solo mit zweitem Pianoforte. [Bearbeitet von T.B. McEwen].
URL: https://urresearch.rochester.edu/instit ... onNumber=1
Composer:Mackenzie, Alexander, Campbell (1847 - 1935) Arranger:McEwen, T., B.

Regards
Fred

Maurice Besley [Besly] (1888-1945) English composer and conductor. Studied at Leipzig Conservatoire with Teichmuller, Krehl and Schreck - then with Ansermet. Taught at the Tonbridge School (1912-14), was organist of Queen's College, Oxford (1919), and conducted the Oxford Orchestra (1920). In 1922 made his debut as conductor in London and after 1924 became conductor of Glasgow Scottish Orchestra. Composed orchestral and chamber works, but noted for his many songs, motets and anthems.

I have posted his lighter Phastasy Suite [thank you Mr P].

Malcolm

By the number of downloads...Sydney Rosenbloom seem of particular interest to members - here are three more pieces [thank you Mr P]

Op 6 No. 3 Valse Op 13 Romance Triste Op 25 Meditation Malcolm

Does anyone have Charles Hubert Hastings Parry's Charakterbilder (Seven Ages of Mind), especially No.5 Espressivo and No.6 Allegro energico?

The First Sonata in F and the Second in a minor would be nice to have, also.

Pleasant music, bordering on charming.

Thanks very much.


jeremy

nms

Can not find anything on this chap - Harry E Scott ? Assume British, but know nothing else about him.

His Four Keltic Tone Impressions.

Malcolm & Mr P

Caprotti wrote:Parry - Piano Sonata n.1.pdf nms

Thanks very much, Caprotti.


jeremy

I believe someone enquired about the piano sonata by Livens.......so in the true spirit of Pianophilia, I shall post such a rarity.

Together with his sister, Evangeline, Leo Livens (1896-1990) was a piano pupil of Tobias Matthay. Livens was a precocious talent - his set of Impressions were published by Anglo-French when he was not yet 20. He taught piano at the Royal Academy of Music in London from 1922, but his career was cut short by mental illness and he died in Shenley Mental Hospital, Radlett.

Unfortunately I can find almost no mention or information on Evangeline Livens.

I have posted Leo's sonata circa 1914, plus three sketches by his sister, Evangeline.

Malcolm

Another work by Harry Farjeon [see earlier in this thread for bio information].....his Op 13 Pictures from Greece.

Malcolm & Mr P